Uncertain about how to use #CARESAct funding for your students experiencing #FinancialInsecurity? Check out the COVID web center and HEERF pages from @nasfaa with FAQ and links to helpful resources: https://t.co/ppBdJ89Thr https://t.co/d6RPlabgkz
The 2020 NASPA Conferences on Student Success in Higher Education is going virtual!
Registration for #VirtualSSHE20 closes June 24. Learn more: https://t.co/qqa7VxHZCc
On Monday @usedgov posted a new supplemental FAQ document that provides more information on the allowable uses of funds under the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) created in the #CARESAct. Read the full set of answers here: https://t.co/jXs2ZWxwHu #fachat
Whether to apply for emergency aid or to appeal a current financial aid award may depend on a student’s unique circumstances. Get the info you need to best guide your students with these info sheets from @StudentARC and @nasfaa https://t.co/UQawFfm2sm #fachat#EmergencyAid
"Community colleges are explicitly designed to offer a second chance to millions of Americans, especially those facing challenges such as unemployment and economic hardship." @saragoldrickrab#RealCollege
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🔊On this week's "Off The Cuff," the team covers updates from @usedgov detailing the enforcement of guidance restricting emergency grants to Title IV-eligible students, fields questions related to the CARES Act, and much more! Listen here 🔊: https://t.co/L7cVfgwJp9 #fachat
ICYMI @NASPAtweets featured a blog about the #CARESAct funding and its impact on students. Check it out here and learn some key takeaways for students who may need #EmergencyAid and are facing #FinancialCrises: https://t.co/tXUeBBsdRu
The CARES Act has made over $6 million available to colleges to disburse as emergency aid for students affected by COVID-19. This resource from @MDRC_News will help colleges quickly and equitably administer aid to students: https://t.co/FLnJpTiwob
Want to know how @UCF supports students with #EmergencyAid when they experience some kind of financial crisis? This video shares a look at the combined efforts across campus. #KnightsHelpingKnights https://t.co/xtEOIVjipK
What's it going to take to change a policy -or practice- that may be creating barriers for your students? They may not need as much #EmergencyAid if you change a policy. Don't be afraid to try it! Watch this video for inspiration: https://t.co/zr6gbPEUHY
Are you wondering what data collection and analysis might do for your #EmergencyAid efforts? Check out this video for recommendations: https://t.co/naYMGG3Zck
If you've ever wondered what goes into #FinancialAid calculations like #COA or #EFC and how a student's circumstances may alter their #unmetneed to recalculate their aid package, check out this resource from @nasfaa and @StudentARC: https://t.co/R3REV1cBGP
Each decision about an #EmergencyAid program impacts other elements. This resource from @nasfaa shows the intersections to watch as you manage your efforts: https://t.co/6oAjK32fnk
Have you thought about #EmergencyAid from the #FinancialAid administrator's perspective? Thanks to @nasfaa for sharing insight on the balance needed, and challenges to be expected. Check out this blog and other resources on our site: https://t.co/GXNrvuN1Um
Are you thinking #FinancialLiteracy? You should be! Check out this report and work on how your institution helps students to develop #FinancialWellness before, during, and after college: https://t.co/WSxzUuv0ct
Check out the info on Beth's Bounty, the #FoodPantry@sunyesf launched this fall to support its students experiencing #FoodInsecurity. They use an @amazon wish list to allow anyone, anywhere to donate: https://t.co/LVrYUclVwN
The FAFSA opened October 1. Read this blog from @usedgov for insight on how to avoid common mistakes. #Education#GetYourKnowledge fill out the #FAFSA if you're going to college https://t.co/Yl5nQj9mST
Coming soon to your campus? Online ordering for #FoodPantry resources, a pilot program from @SecondHarvestSW and @UWMadison. Read more about it here: https://t.co/iFROi7ouIm
ICYMI, this piece from @thehill takes a look at considerations for recruiting and supporting students from rural communities, to help make them successful: https://t.co/NkaR9F5RHp